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Progress on reconciliation, debate on climate change could bring out higher Indigenous vote in next election, advocates say

Lynne Groulx, executive director of Native Women's Association of Canada, said that, anecdotally, she’s hearing that many Indigenous women intend to send a message in the polls and expects strong action on reining in climate change.

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ
July 1, 2019

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Progress on reconciliation, debate on climate change could bring out higher Indigenous vote in next election, advocates say

Lynne Groulx, executive director of Native Women's Association of Canada, said that, anecdotally, she’s hearing that many Indigenous women intend to send a message in the polls and expects strong action on reining in climate change.

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Progress on reconciliation, debate on climate change could bring out higher Indigenous vote in next election, advocates say

Lynne Groulx, executive director of Native Women's Association of Canada, said that, anecdotally, she’s hearing that many Indigenous women intend to send a message in the polls and expects strong action on reining in climate change.

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